Water Music of Vanuatu
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Water Music of Vanuatu
Randy Hurd, Utah State University
John Allen, University of Hawaii
Jesse Belden, Naval Undersea Warfare Center
Brian Makanoa, Makanoa Films
Mujtaba Mansoor, Utah State University
Nathan Speirs, Utah State University
Andrew Merritt, Utah State University
Rintaro Hayashi, University of Hawaii
Tadd Truscott, Utah State University
DOI: doi.org/10.110...
Female musicians from the northern islands of Vanuatu use the water surface as an instrument to create a variety of unique sounds. Water music is typically made by a line of performers standing side by side, waist deep in clear island waters. Accompanied by singing, the women work in unison, exhibiting several percussive techniques, which include striking the water surface and throwing handfuls of water which scatter into droplets before impacting the surface. Each interaction produces a unique acoustic response corresponding to the air-water-hand interaction. We highlight the connection between water interaction, cavity shape and the resulting sound which was discovered by these people through their own experimentation.
See other videos from the 2017 Gallery of Fluid Motion: gfm.aps.org/
I love that you broke down the science of it.
Very interesting! I love learning about different cultures, especially cultures that you don't hear about too often!
This is so cool!!!
Are there anymore videos on this?
This is rad as heck. So cool!
👑💙
nice
It is same techique in Africa ??
C'est pas en Afrique mais en Vanuatu .
C'est une percussion d'eau exclusivement féminin où elles frappent l'eau de différentes manières et chantent .
Voilà voilà mais tu as dû remarquer cela dans la vidéo
Tato Tambing That's right we have a lot in common.
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@@josuatofor8735 maybe in general things like this have a lot in common in several other countries maybe in ancient times they were still one family
in our country there are many places that have the same performing arts because they are one of their ancestors 🙏🏻